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中国哲学书电子化计划
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儒家 -> 孟子 -> 公孙丑下 -> 21.2

高子The disciple Gao informed Mencius of these remarks.
:“尹士Mencius said, 'How should Yin Shi know me!
When I came a thousand li to wait on the king,
it was what I desired to do.
When I went away because I did not find in him a ruler to suit me,
was that what I desired to do?
I felt myself constrained to do it.
宿When I stopped three nights before I quitted Zhou, in my own mind I still considered my departure speedy.
I was hoping that the king might change.
If the king had changed, he would certainly have recalled me.
When I quitted Zhou, and the king had not sent after me, then, and not till then, was my mind resolutely bent on returning to Cao.
But, notwithstanding that, how can it be said that I give up the king?
The king, after all, is one who may be made to do what is good.
If he were to use me,
would it be for the happiness of the people of Qi only ?
天下 It would be for the happiness of the people of the whole kingdom.
I am hoping that the king will change.
I am daily hoping for this.
Am I like one of your little-minded people?
They will remonstrate with their prince, and on their remonstrance not being accepted,
they get angry;
and, with their passion displayed in their countenance,
宿?”they take their leave, and travel with all their strength for a whole day, before they will stop for the night.'


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